File:GUARDS OF GODS.jpg
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English: Religious practice of India have rich and ancient history which dates back to the Vedic ages. for centuries, Indians have been worshipping the forces of nature, including natural phenomena, trees, animals and the Mother earth. Nagas are often represented as guardians of major deities residence. |
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